Jesus gives us a number of lessons in this chapter. We need to be careful, be forgiving full of faith. He tells us to be servants, be thankful and to be ready for his return.
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Father in heaven,
You have been more than generous, more than merciful and more than kind to us. We learn so many things from Jesus in this chapter, so we want to ask the help of your Holy Spirit as we make an effort to put all of these lessons into practice.
Help us to be careful, so that we do not lead others into sin. Help us to be forgiving, because we know that we sin ourselves. We also know that others will be certain to sin against us.
Help us to be full of faith because we know that you answer prayer. Help us to be servants so that we all become more like Jesus.
Help us to be thankful and focus on our blessings first. And finally, help us to be ready. The Bible tells us that Jesus is coming soon.
Maranatha! Come Lord Jesus!
In Christ,
Amen
Mark Radke was scheduled to take this chapter while Ginger & I were in Texas. In the midst of the Coronavirus crisis, everything changed, but we decided to stick with Mark and Luke 12.
Luke 12.pdf (Mark Radke)
Luke 12.mp3 (Mark Radke)
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Christ’s Olivet Discourse is shorter in Mark than it was in Matthew. It is still the longest continuous passage of teaching by Jesus in the Gospel of Mark.
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